Sentence examples for famous sign from inspiring English sources

What other famous sign did the company create?

That famous sign in the hills was erected in 1923 and originally said "Hollywoodland".

From his bedroom window you can almost touch the 50ft-high letters of the world's most famous sign.

Now, with Harlem resurgent, only its remains are on display: its Art Deco finishes, familiar red paneling and famous sign have all been stripped away.

Many examples of Roman signs are preserved, including the famous sign of a bush that was mounted before a tavern to indicate the availability of wine.

Perhaps Malcolm Turnbull's office needs its own version of the snowclone started by James Carville's famous sign during Bill Clinton's presidential election campaign.

At the time the broadcast was lengthened, Mr. Cronkite inaugurated his famous sign-off, "And that's the way it is".

Former host Nick Ross's famous sign-off to viewers not to "have any nightmares" reflected a BBC concern that this kind of TV makes the world seem more dangerous than it is.

In Oakland, the team that made penny-pinching famous signed a big name at its traditional thrift-store prices.

This would be the law that Bush, in one of his famous signing statements, said the president did not have to follow).

Mr. Pierson is known for a sophisticated way with ambiguity that often leaves little or no trace of his hand, like his famous "signs" of mismatched letters or his prefolded, poster-style photographs that have that bittersweet quality unique to disposable things.